Once again, a young boy caused a whole series of crimes. However, the young crook eventually overlooked the fact that he was criminally liable when he reached the age of 14 when he hit a lifeguard and also became a robber. Now the boy stood before the judge in Linz.
The 14-year-old is dressed entirely in black before the judge in Linz. Despite his young age, the ‘milk face’ is by no means an unknown quantity: the cases against him were dismissed thirteen times because he was not yet criminally liable. He had to answer to the regional court in Linz on Thursday for theft and serious bodily harm.
Lifeguard taken to hospital
In May of this year, he allegedly jumped over the turnstile of the Perger outdoor pool despite an access ban. When the lifeguard confronted him, what the teenager’s lawyer described as an ‘aggression problem’ occurred. The ‘milk boy’ hit the 68-year-old lifeguard with his fists and kicked him in the stomach. He allegedly threatened: “I’ll fuck your mother, I’ll kill you.”
Escaped after the crime
It was only when the buffet owner intervened that the 14-year-old let go of his victim and fled. He was later arrested at his home address and taken into custody. When the judge asked him how he was doing in prison, the boy said: “Not good, I don’t feel comfortable there.” But he would also stand out several times in prison.
Attack on youth
The same boy, together with two other teenagers, is said to have ‘swindled’ a group of young people in Perg in June. He demanded money with clenched fists and threatened “if you go to the police, I will stab you.” His alleged accomplice – a 15-year-old Romanian – is described by the victims as a “follower.” Another suspect was missing and is said to be ill in Romania and unable to travel. The jury sentenced the main perpetrator to nine months in prison, three of which were unconditional, while his accomplice received five months suspended – legally non-binding.
Source: Krone
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